Fish Tank

For the Fish Tank Bundles, see Bundles#Fish Tank.

Fish Tanks are furniture items. There are different sizes of fish tanks that can house different numbers of items.

Use

Certain items can be added to the fish tank to change its appearance by holding the item and right-clicking on the tank. To get a list of the items inside or to remove them, right-click on the tank with empty hands. The location and appearance of the decorations and any stationary animals placed inside is random and can be changed without removing items by picking up and re-placing the tank.

Allowed Contents

Fish tanks are allowed to have the following contents:

Category	Count	Items
Decorations	Small/Modern: 1 Others: 1 of each type	Coral Seaweed Stone Anchor Treasure Chest Pearl
Bottom Creatures	Limited amount, depending on type of fish tank	Moving: Blobfish Crab Crayfish Lobster Sandfish Snail Stonefish Flounder	Stationary: Clam Cockle Mussel Periwinkle Oyster Sea Cucumber Sea Urchin Super Cucumber
Swimming Creatures	Limited amount, depending on type of fish tank	Shrimp All other fish

Types

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There are 7 types of fish tanks. The Small Fish Tank, Modern Fish Tank, Large Fish Tank, and Deluxe Fish Tank are available from the Furniture Catalogue and the Deluxe Fish Tank is available in Willy's shop only after completing the Tropical Fish special order. The Jungle Tank is only available from the Raccoon after its 5th request. The Community Center Fish Tank is only available after the Fish Tank bundles are completed (which turns the broken fish tank into a working fish tank) and cannot be obtained in any other way, nor can it be picked up to change the location or appearance of static decor placed in it. The Aquatic Sanctuary is only available from Qi's Walnut Room and cannot be found in the Furniture Catalogue.

Item	Price	Price	Price	Allowed amount of bottom creatures	Allowed amount of swimming creatures	Furniture size
Small Fish Tank	data-sort-value="500">500g	data-sort-value="0">0g	N/A	1	1	2
Modern Fish Tank	N/A	data-sort-value="0">0g	N/A	1	1	2
Large Fish Tank	data-sort-value="2000">2,000g	data-sort-value="0">0g	N/A	3	3	4
Jungle Tank	N/A	N/A	N/A	4	3	4
Deluxe Fish Tank	data-sort-value="5000">5,000g	data-sort-value="0">0g	N/A	4	4	5
Community Center Fish Tank	N/A	N/A	N/A	5	5	6
Aquatic Sanctuary	N/A	N/A	data-sort-value="20"> 20	6	6	7

Animations

Most of the swimming creatures either move around without animating (e.g., Pufferfish, Octopus) or move their tails / rear parts of their bodies at various speeds while swimming. However, some of the swimming creatures have unique animations:

• Eels and Lava Eels undulate up and down like a dolphin or whale (rather than side to side like an eel or other fish).
• Squids and Midnight Squids push with their tentacles much like the Blue Squid found in the mines with the Shrine of Challenge active.
• Stingrays flip their fins up and down as well as moving their tails.

Secret

Details
It's possible to place a hat on a Sea Urchin in any fish tank by selecting the hat and right-clicking on the tank.

History

• 1.5: Introduced.
• 1.6: Can now add Anchors, Treasure Chests, and Pearls to Fish Tanks. Added Jungle Tank and Community Center Fish Tank.